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Mojo in the Morning Show. I am so excited to have this next guest in the studio with us because, A, he's a very good friend, and, B, he's a very good friend. That's all that matters. That's all I want you to know. He is a guy that owns the greatest salons that I've ever seen in the history of salons, but they're in the metro Detroit area. How many salons does Six have? We have three locations. So Birmingham, Royal Oak in downtown Detroit. Yes, sir. And he is doing something at the Birmingham location on Sunday, August the 24th, that I'm assuming that you came up with this. And by the way, George in studio with his beautiful daughters here in studio. Let's give him applause, please. I'm assuming that you came up with this idea because of these two gorgeous women that are sitting right here.

Yes, I actually have three. The third one was, you know, a big fan of being in bed still.

Yes. I mean, wait, how old are the kids?

Introduce us to the kids. I have Natalie to my right here. She'll be 18. Getting ready to start college. Getting ready to start MSU next week.

Go green. Go white. Yay.

I have Isabella over there just next to Natalie. Isabella. She just turned 16.

She's very excited, by the way, to get the Jack and Jill bathroom to herself.

Nice.

I like it. And then I have Sophia, who's 14, still in bed right now.

Good for Sophia.

Wait, so is she like sleep till what, about 1 o'clock in the afternoon or what? 2.30 probably.

Are you kidding me?

Wait, does mom like force her to get up at certain time?

Well, mom's at the office right now, so she's probably listening to us. She's still at the office. She'll call and see how Sophia's doing. And Sophia will wake up just to make something to eat.

And that's it.

Okay, so you are doing this cool thing on August the 24th that I had mentioned. I wish I had a daughter. I really do. I think I would have been a great girl, Dad. I think I would have honestly been broke because Chelsea would have probably bought a ton more crap for her than she has done for even the three boys. But I would have loved to have, and I saw this over the years with, you know, working with people that had daughters and stuff like that, especially guys with daughters.

Yeah.

You spoil the crap out of them. But then you also have a lot of things that you just can't figure out how to do.

Right. When will you have two working parents or you have you're a single parent? We started this 10 years ago, which I thought was just something. So, you know, my Layla would be at work and I would be like, let me brush their girl's hair. And they're like, I don't want you to brush my hair. You don't know how to brush hair. I'm like, what do you mean? I don't know how to brush hair. Come here. I want mom to do it. I'm like, unless you just sold a parcel on the playground, she can't help you right now. So just come over here and let me do it. No, no, no, no. I'm like, what do you mean? you know the girls looked at is like you're a boy boy does boys don't know how to do girls hair yeah and then i'm like wow that's something crazy that you're talking like this and then i would ask my guy friends and they're like yeah i don't know how to do hair they only want mom exactly they only want mom so i'm like this has got it this is what a what

a great thing to do did you guys not understand that what your dad does for a living that he does

he's a hairstylist yeah he like barely did our hair really straight to mom why what but why with

do you understand though this man does famous women's hair all the time i see them at your

salon it was just we went straight to mom it was like an automatic reaction really yeah just straight to her he did my hair maybe like twice and when he did i took it out and redid it come on wait a

That is so funny.

Do you understand people pay big bucks? You're going to MSU for free. I can't even get in with your dad.

Even if I wanted to get my hairstyle for something. No, I love the event. Daddy's daughters and dues.

It's so cute. So here's the thing. You get an hour. Each dad and daughter get an hour with the hairstylist. And we teach them how to wash the hair, how to brush the hair, how to do everything. And then we teach them how to do a braid, how to do a bun. This way, the parent feels super comfortable, and it's just a one-on-one with your kid where you're spending that much more time. It's the connection. It's the most important thing you see. And the girls have been with us the whole time. I make them come. And isn't it just different to watch the dads completely change, to watch them do it? We make the dads come to the shampoo bowl and do this, which is crazy. The stylist starts it, and then we're like, all right, you get in right here. And you're watching these dads start to shampoo the hair, and they're like doing it right. And then every once in a while, you'll see a hose splash in the air. We're like, it's okay. No big deal. And then we have them come over to the station, and we start brushing their hair out, and then we turn it over to the dad, and the dad's doing it. Wow. And then we teach them how to do everything. We do half the braid, and then they do the other half.

So this is interesting because of Shannon. I'm thinking like to Tim, your dad, when you were a little girl. Oh, he never did our hair. But if you and your sister had to go to something, like when your dad had his time with you.

yeah what would you guys do for your hair that's funny i can't really remember but i'm sure he tried younger you kind of oh i had the worst hair i had a mushroom cut okay until i was like in eighth grade it was terrible but my dad my dad always tried like he you know he tried to do all those things but i don't i think that this would have been something honestly this would have been something that he would have probably done because you know he cared about those things but um like i think about wes and wes you know was single dad for a really really long time and i think he's coming with samantha yeah i think he's coming because this is so important to him because he knows the situation that he had been in for so many years well i had a dad tell me the other day

i used to take my daughter to dance class and i would wait for a mom in the parking lot to put my daughter's hair in a bun because i didn't know how to do it totally and we just taught them how to do it again it's something so simple and so easy and we don't we all we ask is for a dad to make a donation to mott's children's hospital so it's free it's free all i want is dads to spend a little bit more quality time with with their daughters that's amazing so they make a donation

to the children's hospital which by the way has saved so many kids lives we have personally yes we do you know uh families that have had to take our their children there and i'm going to say this the one thing i love about what george and the entire crew over at six do is you keep it real and the idea that if you're a guy and by the way do we have any dads that have daughters listening hair that can do hair like they know how to do hair i want you to shout yourself out call us up right now and tell me about the do that you did and how quick like george's daughters did you take it out of that that bun i think it's amazing that you're a professional and your daughters didn't like the way you did what was what's the matter with dad's uh his uh technique girls always know

best you know your daughters always know best who do the girls go to wait who do you guys go to right now for your hair i cut their hair i cut oh i do all their hair do you do now well he cuts

our hair and then he gives us to his assistant so yeah courtney what's up courtney it's mojo

in the morning how are you i think this is amazing i'm doing great i'm so glad to hear this this morning i think it's a wonderful opportunity for parents not just fathers but of course i understand why it's focused on fathers however i'm 28 years old and i still don't know how to french braid my hair okay i was gonna say this i will be there with you i was gonna say this

i will do it too my lucy always asks me to braid and i i know how to braid but nothing pat like none of the fancy cool braids and i would love to learn yeah i don't even i just want to french

braid my hair please teach me i will send you every day i know i promise we want to do we want

to know how to do our hair. Courtney, where do you live? I live in Sterling Heights.

Yeah, so you know Sick Salon then. I'm telling you, this is the greatest people. George, can you imagine this? We got to put YouTubes together, like YouTube videos. I would absolutely do something like this. No, no, no, no, no. Don't worry.

youtube mojo i watch all those youtubes i need a person to be like this is where you put your fingers maybe i have to go work out too because your arms get tired that's awesome christina

what's up it's mojo in the morning how are you hey good how are you good christina you say you

can relate to this huh yeah definitely when i was growing up my dad i'm one of three daughters so he's gotten a lot of practice with doing hair um by the time i'm the youngest so by the time it was my turn to get my hair done for sports he would do such a good job with a ponytail

it was like getting a facelift it was so secure oh good tight ponies no bumps oh shout out it was

it was smooth no bumps no kinks it was like the most intense flick back i've ever had in my life

That is so great, and you'll remember that forever. What's up, Eric? How you doing, buddy? Are you a single dad?

I'm not a single dad, but I'm a dad of two daughters. And every time I'm braiding their hair, the best thing is they tell me that I do the best job ever, and they never complain on how it looks and everything. And it makes me happy, and my heart melts.

How did you learn how to do it, Eric? Who taught you? Mom?

Myself. I had my first daughter, and I had her a lot just to myself because me and her mom split up, and I had to learn how to do hair, so I learned how to do hair.

That's amazing. By the way, thank God for you, too. It's like, figure this stuff out.

Yeah, you have to to make your daughters happy, man.

You've got to come to this event. I'm going to give out the information in just a little bit on how you can sign up for it. Eric, what's up? It's Mojo in the morning. How are you? We're talking about daddies, daughters, and dues at Six Salon in Birmingham on August 24th. What's happening?

What's up, guys? How are you? Good morning. Good morning.

We're doing good. Are you a girl dad?

I'm a girl dad. I just had one of my girls turn six yesterday, and then I also have eight-year-old Sophia. So I will be there for sure. This is the coolest thing ever. I struggle with this so bad.

So wait, I want to shout out your six-year-old for her birthday. What's her name?

Her name is Aria.

Aria, happy birthday to Aria. So let me give you the info here, Eric. Here's what you got to do. So call up Six Salon in Birmingham. All right, I'll give the number out, 248-398-1586. There are two time slots, noon and 1 o'clock. It's limited spots. You got to just do a donation to Mott Children's Hospital, the U of M, great Mott Children's Hospital. And if you do it, bring both of your daughters with and give them an opportunity to learn how to have their hair done by the expert. Has any dad ever become a stylist after this? Not yet. That would be like the coolest thing.

That would be awesome. Absolutely.

Maybe this could be my second job. This could be your second job.

What do you do for a living, Eric?

I'm the elevator guy, Mojo, remember? Oh, that's right. He fixes elevators. I'm your five and 655. That's right. He fixes elevators.

What were you going to say, George? Hi, my friend. I've had so many different dads. I'm talking everybody from CEOs to TV personalities behind the chair learning to do their daughter's hair, which is unbelievable. Yeah, that's so awesome.

Sandra, what's up, Sandra? How you doing?

Great. How you doing?

Good. What's going on?

So I want to call in and say I want to shout out my husband, Mike, because for the first year of our daughter's life, he did her hair. He put in ponytails. He did slick backs. He did little headbands. I was in school and college. So the first year, I didn't know how to do hair, so he did it for me. What a good daddy.

That is awesome. He knows how to do it. He's the man, huh?

Yeah, he would do great. You know, anytime we would go anywhere, he'd be like, oh, no, my daughter not going out like that. Let me go get the brush. Let me go get the gel. Yeah, first year of my life.

Wait, what does he do for a living?

Right now, he works in, like, an assembly line. He works for Kimberly Clark now. But back then, yeah, we went nowhere and her hair wasn't done because he did not have it.

That's the part that I love so much. You're talking about people that come and show up at this. I like the guy that works the line is doing as daughters do. That's so cool. All right. Well, George, Natalie, Isabella, and then shout out to Sophia who's sleeping right now. Didn't come today. Wait, where did you get these donuts from?

I want to shout out to Peace, Love, and Little Donuts. It's April and her daughters got up early this morning because, you know, I was told those are amazing, never show up empty handed. And she's also going to do something for Daddy Daughters and Do's. But these donuts are those are like I didn't know there was one here.

We always go to Traverse City when we go to Traverse City. This is a destination for us. And now they're here.

Where are they in Rochester? Right by next door to Papa Joe's Tinkin and Tinkin and Rochester Road.

wow they're fantastic those are like the works of art i don't know how you could eat those things they look so beautiful those are unbelievable thanks george love you love your family thank you girls congratulations by the way thank you if you run across a kid by the name of luke who's a junior stay away from him he's nothing but trouble do you have your fake id yet have you gotten your fake id yet look at her dad huh you gotta have guarantee you she's got one i guarantee you by the way my favorite was and this is the thing i'm going to give you as your first tip do not go to the bar at the graduate hotel you will get it taken away luke's gotten one taken away from there and about five of his friends have gotten them taken away you'll never get in there they take away every fake id but i will tell you the places you can go to okay and the harper steps are named

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